Risers & Fallers: Premier Oil, Glencore, Weir, Countrywide, Wetherspoon (JD), TalkTalk Telecom
Profit warnings from Countrywide and JD Wetherspoon have hit their shares but investors are pleased with Glencore's progress,
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The Weir Group provides support services primarily to the mining, oil & gas and power industry's and is a member of the FTSE 250.
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Profit warnings from Countrywide and JD Wetherspoon have hit their shares but investors are pleased with Glencore's progress,
Oil & gas services group predicts second-half improvement
Investors will get a chance to quiz Imperial Tobacco on rumours of a potential British American deal and subsequent break-up.
Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 4pm.
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Glencore, Rio, BHP, AAL, KAZ Minerals, Ferrexpo are all in the broker spotlight; so are Sports Direct, Sainsbury, Weir, Hays, and Carrillion
Property and investment stocks are replacing miners and oilers in Footsie
North Sea industry has lost 65,000 jobs since early last year
Oil prices are showing signs of recovery, which bodes well for the support services sector, but it will take some time for the tide to turn.
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The FTSE 100 ended the day 102 points lower, 1.68% to 5,979
Producer Prices data gave a lift to US prices after a tepid start
Lloyds, Provident Financial, Weir, Drax and Diageo were all in Friday’s broker spotlight
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Shares rise modestly as blue-chips flood market with updates
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More results today on offer with some more big caps showing how much they are contributing to the UK's current growth trajectory. Lets start with a British stalwart - engineer Rolls Royce which posts second quarter earnings. It's been a tor
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It's no surprise that, after two days of stonking gains in Shanghai, Fidelity Special Situations is the best performing FTSE 350 stock.
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Broker upgrades lift Land Securities and Lloyds Banking, but Rolls-Royce is in the wars again, as brokers slash their target prices.
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FTSE100 is called to continue lower Tuesday as all eyes are still on Greece - on a day when it is likely to default on its its £1.1 billion payment due to the IMF.
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FTSE 100 closed 1.13% higher, rebounding from recent lows, to finish at 6,830 as investors appeared to come back to equites again.
London's blue chip stocks were higher at lunch, led higher by Sainsbury's and Standard Chartered.